I found this link interesting within the context of the current discussion.
HTML: The standard that failed?
HTML is officially whatever the top browser vendors say it is at the moment.
You call that a standard?
http://www.infoworld.com/d/developer-world/html-the-standard-failed-585
Christie
that a GUI for an eLearning project shouldn't be any different
than any other web based content presentation. Focus on usability and
navigation, focus on the learner's preferences not the training industry's
preferences.
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it easily integrates use
of site styles by the editor, but it's not commonly available within most
CMS apps. Would like to learn about any other editors that can easily
integrate with a site's CSS.
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But that doesn't change the styles in the style drop down to the site styles
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I think he was referring to this story
http://www.informationweek.com/news/infrastructure/management/showArticle.jh
tml?articleID=216600011
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Yes, I've tried Flex and abandoned the effort.
... Plus, there's the maintenance issue. Simple example I always
use is what if you had to change a corporate logo in every Flash file? To
do that with a dynamic
this discussion thread. Email based discussions are
another face of eLearning. In what way could using Flash have improved this
discussion? Would this discussion even have happened if all participants
would have had to create Flash files to interact?
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Brett you are correct, This is a personal theory based on some personal
observations. Do you use a Mac as your primary development computer?
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above?
CM - As long as there's a recognition that using multimedia at all times
doesn't always add value, it's fine with me.
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It seems that SEs are beginning to index text in Flash. Maybe the same will
be true of screen readers, some day.
http://www.seochat.com/c/a/Search-Engine-Optimization-Help/Search-Engine-Ind
exing-for-Flash-Websites-is-Improving/#?kc=EWKNLINF01142009STR5
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be used appropriately to give rich depth to a concept, but
it's still primarily used in the eLearning world (including both corporate
trainers and educators) to port PPT to Flash and that's just wrong.
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resources the way they informally learn from the web, plus content
changes in ever decreasing time cycles which leaves little time to build and
rebuild Flash delivered content.
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Exactly right. I've sadly watched Flash take over eLearning and still
haven't figured out the attraction, except that it offers the control of PPT
while appearing to be rich.There's only a very few types of web sites
that still use Flash for delivering primary content - media sites, those
a standard CMS approach, apply web standards, and link in alternate media?
Then the text can be made larger and even the size of graphics, such as
icons, can be increased with standard browser settings.
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Yep, but they're just a little less annoying than read receipts.
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because it's a liquid design, not a static
layout with blank space on both sides.
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with products in
the right column, others feel the opposite.
Does anyone know of any studies or review of user preferences indicating
which is the majority preference for web users?
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standards and accessibility - without using the
word should. Pierce the perception.
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that this is a good
design, when in fact it ignores the needs of many, which makes in
inaccessible and unusable and puts them at a competitive disadvantage.
There are many ways to change a culture, but legislating is not one of them.
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[1] we don't have finders-keepers and it's mine, I saw
and elevators were not legislated into existence. Before there
were malls, stores figured out that it was more efficient to build multiple
levels and then make it easy for customers to access those multiple levels.
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I can't believe I'm even talking about rights
and shopping in the same sentence.
Barney
Are you implying that shopping is a luxury? As horrible as you may find
it, shopping is actually necessary for human survival in a capitalist
society. It's the only way we can acquire
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There are many ways to change a culture, but legislating is not one of
them.
I'm sorry, but I can't let that blatantly false statement go unchallenged.
History is full of examples of changes for the better and for the worse
brought about
methods?
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passed. It's much easier to hide why
you didn't hire a disabled person than to fire, with merit, someone in a
protected group after you've hired them.
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It's very, very difficult to defend the Target site, it's an unusable
mess
so I don't use it, but Target does have the right to have a bad site.
Kerry
Not if they lose this case, they don't.
Christie
Then they will still have to the right to have a bad, accessible site.
window reluctance. I have FF set to open new
windows in tabs and it looks like IE 7 does the same. Is that correct?
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..
SACRILEGE ALERT! If you have a complex site which involves lots of
page swapping, there is still nothing to beat
, but it does not have the highest contextual importance for
users and SEO.
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I don't know why we're talking about Newspapers and/or Books here. This is
not print isn't?
There is not such thing that covers and front pages on the web
That may be because most people don't know it's an acronym. Foobar IS
F.U.B.A.R.
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Rick Faaberg
The only thing I can think of is: are you aware of the origin of fubar
(which is the correct spelling of foobar)?
It's totally weird how usage of fubar has
Are
you using FireFox, IE or something else? I think that's browser based and
it's something I've ignored but also been curious about.
Christie Mason
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and tedious slogging of
changing each page individually. They can control who sees what, when, how.
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THEN, I show them how I can change the entire layout just by changing the
CSS
In my Firefox .9.3, both sites only show text and some colored backgrounds. I
had to view them in IE to see the wow factors.
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Yes, I did use the correct URL, you may want to use something like Tiny URL
for future links. I may have missed some opacity in IE but I didn't really
feel like I missed anything, the page was still very wow. Unfortunately,
I'm not fond of wow.
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site.
Why is this site best viewed with FireFox? Try it and experience the
difference.
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